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Cool and Really Cool Flights 3
Over four years, traveling coast to coast to bring you the best. Cool flights of small to the very large rockets. Fast flights, high flights to over 100K feet,
complex rocket flights of three stages. Then there are the Really Cool flights, the ones that didn't work. Pound for pound this DVD has tons, with over four
hours of video to show the errors of their ways. In high-def you can almost taste the dust, smell the AP, and feel the warmth from the hot sun. You've heard
of these flights now all in one DVD which you have a front row seat, so hang on.
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BALLS 20
September 30- October 2, 2011
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Since 2006, altitudes at BALLS crept steadily higher. But 2011 saw a dramatic increase in high-altitude attempts, particularly in the number of
flyers who were trying to attain at least 100,000 feet above the desert floor. And they reached for that altitude, and even higher, in several
different types of rockets, from single stage traditional missiles, to two-stage rockets, boosted darts, and hybrids—there was even a three-stage
attempt before the weekend was out.
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LDRS XXX
September 1-6, 2011
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LDRS 30 brought in fliers from 29 different states and three different countries. Some of the fliers arrived days before the
event to get the best camping or rocket pit spots. The truth is there isn't a bad seat in the house when you witness a launch
in the Rocket pasture. The KLOUDBusters maintain safe distances which allow any set of pads to be launched from while others
are loading. From a vantage point of a flat bed trailer located on the highest knoll of Rick Nafziger's farm, the LCO can
easily scan the entire 40 acre launch range.
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Midwest Power 9
October 28-30, 2011
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NXRS 2011
July 1-3, 2011
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The Northwest provides a haven for some of rocketry’s heavy hitters. It is in their off the beaten path launch locations where these facilitators of flight
practice their craft. Have no doubt; this is high waiver and big motor country. The Northwest is where many of big rocket fliers who migrate annually to the
Black Rock Desert cut their research teeth. They hone their motor making and rocket flying skills in seclusion to the east of Cascade Mountain range in a place
where true rocketeers make full use of the 43,000 foot FAA waiver. The place is called Brothers and the launch is called the Northwest Xtreme Rocket Show or NXRS.
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NERRF 7
June 24-26, 2011
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The Northeast Regional Rocketry Festival, better known as NERRF lived up to its name as preeminent regional summer launch in the Northeast
and maintaining a festival like atmosphere. The epicenter of activity was located on the massive METRA launch site in Pine Island,
New York. NERRF 7 sent rockets screaming skyward for three days of continuous launching, under the Indy Format, where commercial rocket
motors peacefully coexist with research rocket motors. Over 550 rockets from 1/4A’s to M powered Sod Shakers were blasted into warm,
still skies officially opening the Northeast summer season.
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Steve Eves - Vern Hoag
Saturn 1b
April, 2011
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Two years of dreaming and planning had come down to this: launch day. While the conditions were anything but optimal, they were manageable. Both
Vern and Steve expressed their willingness to prep the rockets and watch the wind conditions, as the mrning turned into afternoon. The MDRA launch
organizers and the Higgs bothers concurred. By 10:00A.M. launch preparations were in full gear. Both twenty-foot tall towers were within fifty
yards of each other and would provide a rocketryvista never before seen: two 800-pound 24-foot tall museum-quality Saturn 1Bs ready to be launched.
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ARG 8 / Battle Park 2011
February, 2011
ARG is an event put on by the Arizona High Power Rocketry Association, AHPRA, headed up by Mark Clark and TRA BOD member Robin Meredith.
Waysie Atkins is an integral part of the launch and shares the LCO duties with Robin. Jack Garibaldi was out onsite with
What's Up Hobbies to cater to every rocketry need a flier could imagine with his fifty-foot store on wheels.
Battle Park launch site in Culpeper, Virginia returning to its former glory as a Mid-Atlantic epicenter of rocketry activity. Battle
Park hosted the Federation of Galaxy Explorers, Battle of the Rockets Competition. The AIAA jumped onboard the educational competition
bandwagon and sponsored an exciting high powered egg lofting challenge. All of the competition flights took place during a three day high
powered rocket launch in the rolling hills of Virginia.
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BALLS 13
September 10-12, 2004
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LDRS 22
July 17-22, 2003
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LDRS 21
July 11-16, 2002
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LDRS XX
July 19-22, 2001
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Red Glare IX
October 22-24, 2010
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In the fall of 2010, Red Glare IX went pink with support of the Maryland Affiliate of Susan G. Komen for the Cure. Breast cancer is an insidious disease that has touched
many, directly and indirectly. The members of MDRA supported this effort early on through generous donations in a touch economy and by enhancing awareness with fleets
of pink rockets and T-Shirts.
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Midwest Power 8
October 29-31, 2010
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BALLS 19
September 24-26, 2010
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Over 300 people had pre-registered to attend 2010's reunion of rocketry's biggest and best, in the Black Rock Desert. The need to return to the
Black Rock Desert year after year goes well beyond an obsession. For many rocketeers it seems their genetic makeup has changed after their first visit. The
decision to return is no longer something conscious or cognitive. The decision to return becomes instinctual, as natural as eating or breathing. Each year inflicted rocketeers
return to the Desert. They return to push the boundaries of the hobby beyond the established extremes; in one of the few places on the planet forgiving enough to support a "BALLS Project".
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ThunderStruck 2010
April 10-11, 2010
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ThunderStruck 2010 was Tripoli Indiana's first journey into the uncharted territory of running a regional launch. The launch site as Ash Grove near West Lafayette is big,
LDRS-capable big. The launch took place during the weekend of April 10 and 11, 2010. The launch site is a working farm where the remnants of the last corn crop were
clearly evident, with over a thousand acres still covered in dry, brown corn stalks. The corn was scheduled to be disked under to make way for this year's crop of soybeans,
but Mother Nature made sure the ground stayed wet and muddy right up until the launch window opened.
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LDRS 29
June 10-15, 2010
ROC President Wedge Oldham, a veteran of many LDRS and Balls Launches, had steered the ship intro safe harbors after what could be considered a stressful week.
Wedge led his teams through wind storms, dumpster fires, the Discovery Science Channel controlling the pace of the launch and too many special requests to count.
Like all LDRS launches, there were challenges. The key is how prepared you are to meet those challenges. There are very few clubs in the country that will stand up
and put on an event of this magnitude. It isn't for lack of launch and recovery area. There are many locations around the country where an LDRS could be supported.
It Requires the sheer willingness and most important the confidence to sponsor an LDRS. Wedge Oldham and the entire team at ROC stood up to be counted as some of the
few who take on the task so others could benefit. Wedge Oldham, Melinda Oldham, john Van Norman, Veni Van Norman, Rick Dickinson, Rick McGee, Ian Walberg, Rick O'Neil
and Greg Lyzenga are to be applauded for their efforts. LDRS 29 was all about the rockets, and that made it an unparalleled success by any standard.
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Phoenix Missile Works 2010
March 27-28, 2010
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The weather was cold, by Alabama standards, 50 degrees with brisk winds out of the east. Everyone had their job to do, and the range was quickly and efficiently
set up with low-power, mid-power, high-power, and away cells placed, wired, and ready to rock. Bob Haas, the PMW Club President, Pad Manager, and Multi-Tasking
Maniac, gave the morning safety address, the weather report, and the authorization for flying Skid Mark motors. Hope Hicks gave the attending crowd an update on recent
Tripoli news, confirming that the 23,000-foot AGL waiver had been called into the FAA by her husband, Carl Hicks, and with that, the launch was announced open.
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Cool and Really Cool Flights 2
ROCKETS Magazine has been traveling across the country to the biggest and the best rocket launches. In four years ROCKETS Magazine has produced
more than 30 DVD's, which exhibit more white knuckle, fast action excitement than anyone could stand to watch. This latest DVD from ROCKETS Magazine picks
up where "Cool and Really Cool Flights" stops: Pulling from 16 titles from "Three Oaks" to "BALLS 18", 200 video clips including the never before seen annual MDRA Xmas tree launch.
This is the second volume in a ROCKETS Magazine series called "Cool and Really Cool Flights". Sit back, turn up the volume and watch in amazement with what your
fellow rocketeers have come up with. You'll cheer when you see how well the project worked. You'll groan out loud when they fail. You'll cringe as you anticipate the outcome.
Will it be a perfect chute recovery or a ground capture? Will the project be displayed in a museum after the flight or will it be reduced back to kit form and taken home in trash bags?
Over six hours of video action on this 4 DVD set. Dolby digital 5.1 Surround sound.
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BALLS 18
October 2-4, 2009
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The morning light cast long shadows as the sun climbed behind the eastern mountains. The sky was clear, and winds were light to nonexistent. Rumors were spreading this would be the only good day to fly. The remainder of the weekend was forecast to progressively deteriorate. Fliers were starting to prep their projects in earnest, as all the major fliers wanted to get in the air while the getting was still good.
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Freedom 2009
August Rush 2009
Tripoli South Carolina has been the site of many memorable lanuches, including LDRS 15 and LDRS 19, as well as the National Sport Launch in 2008. The rumor of something big coming to ICBM in Orangeburg, South Carolina, started around January 2009. Burl Finkelstein and Matt Butler had stumbled across an irresistible artifact, and it had big project written all over it.
VAST gets its name and launches from a secluded valley in the rolling foot hills of the Blue Ridge Mountains. One of the unique aspexts of the surrounding hills is the option to climb them and watch the launch from hundreds of feet above the flight line. From this vantage point, you can watch the rocket fly up past you and witness motor burnouts or recoveries, up close and personal.
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Midwest Power VII
A.I.R.Fest 15
The Kansas Kloudbusters prefecture professionally and fluidly executed Airfest 15 over Labor Day weekend, 2009. Airfest annually draws large crowds, ambitious projects,
and the steady stream of high altitude and high speed mach busters! Airfest 15 would not disappoint even the most seasoned high power fliers with and endless stream of
rockets taking to the skies. Countless Commercial and Research M and N motors were kicking up Kansas dirt in addition to multi stage and complex rockets.
Lucky Midwest Power 7 is in the books! This 7th annual fall rocket ritual is set in the open expansive countryside of north central Illinois northwest of Princeton. Tripoli
Quad Cities (TQC) and the Wisconsin Organization of Space Modeling Hobbyists (WOOSH) once again, team together to bring you THE premiere High Power Rocketry launch the Midwest
can offer. More than 100 pre-registered fliers and an impressive project list of fire belching rockets were sure to turns heads November 27th through 29th, 2009.
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Southern Thunder
June 19-21, 2009
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Southern Thunder is hosted by the Music City Missile Club (MC2) and the Huntsville Area Rocketry Association (HARA). Southern Thunder is the annual gathering of fliers from Phoenix Missile Works, BluesRocks, Southeast Alabama Rocketry Society, and Team Ohio Rocketry. Southern Thunder is an event on the move, growing each and every year.
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Mile High Mayhem
May 22-25, 2009
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The launch site for Mile High Mayhem is on the Pawnee National Grasslands, which are under the authority of the Bureau of Land Management. The launch site is approximately 6,000 feet ASL. Contained within the 30-by-60 mile area are the 193,060 acres of the Pawnee National Grassland. The recovery area is considered unlimited, given the NCR's 20,000' AGL waiver. The local roads can accommodate vehicle traffic, but there is no off-road driving allowed.If you pop a chute at apogee, you might be in for a long walk.
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LDRS 28
July 2-6, 2009
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As 9:00 am approached, the rain had stopped and a low cloud deck would limit flying, but there would be flying. LDRS 28 was open for business. The waiver had been called in and the launch system was ready to rock. Fliers and spectators were slowly making their way onto the field as the first rockets were launched. Some folks made it directly to their designated parking spaces while others were hopelessly buried up to their axels in the access road mud.
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Steve Eves Saturn V
April 25, 2009
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On the morning of April 25, 2009, at the Higgs Farm on the Eastern Shore of Maryland, there stood in the middle of a corn field a perfect replica of the
Apollo 11 shaceship, weighing nearly 1,650 pounds and towering almost four stories in the air, anchored to a giant red gantry. And in the early afternoon on that spring day,
in front of thousands of spectators who came from all over the country, Eves would push a launch button to bring his vision to life - not only recreating a big piece
of history, but also making some of his own. All in 5.1 Dolby Digital Surround Sound.
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ARG 6
Feb 27-Mar 1, 2009
The three days of launching in the warm, midwinter weather made for pleasant break from the world gone mad that surrounded
Rainbow Valley. The fliers took full advantage of the perfect conditions, and that kept the LCO busy announcing and spectators
busy squinting into the clear blue Arizona sky.
Over an hour of video action and more then 3000 photos on this 2 DVD set. Interviews pre and post flight, in the pits
and more. All in 5.1 Dolby Digital Surround Sound.
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Midwest Power 6
Oct 31-Nov 2, 2008
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Red Glare III - MDRA 2007
Two years in the making, everyone who is anyone will want a copy of this DVD. Red Glare III with many high power rocket flights including the 3 O-motor
drag race. O-motor catos and some that recover under chute.
MDRA 2007 year in review covers 9 launches and includes anything from 1/2A's up to O-motor rockets. Take a look at a year's worth of rocket flying MDRA
style, "Freedom to Fly" is just that.
Please note: A portion of the proceeds of each sale will be donated to MDRA.
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BALLS 17
Sep 26-28, 2008
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The launch known as Balls is synonymous with pushing the limits and testing your mettle. It is the once a year gathering of rocketry's heavy
hitters where reputations, bank accounts, and incredible flying machines are laid on the line. To coin a phrase used extensively in the gambling
industry, these fliers are "all in." The difference is that they are not gambling with their flights. The projects that fly at Balls are
some of the best-thought-out and best-constructed rockets to fly in any given year. Many of these rockets are designed specifically for being launched
in the Black Rock Desert. Combining Balls 17 and Mavericks 2008 in one 3 DVD set; 3 hours of video; 4000+ digital photos set to music. Dolby 5.1
Digital Surround Sound.
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LDRS 27
Aug 28-Sep 2, 2008
LDRS 27, the largest amateur rocketry event in the world, took off as planned August 28, 2008, just outside of Argonia, Kansas.
For six ammonium perchlorate-inspired days, through September 2, with ideal flying conditions and under the expert guidance of the
Kloudbusters rocketry club, people from all over the country in fact, from all over the world converged on seven hundred acres of rocketry
heaven to send more than a thousand rockets into the blue Midwestern skies.
Big 4 DVD set, 3 hours of fast paced video action. Two disks of 7,900+ digital photos of the launch set to music.
Dolby 5.1 Digital Surround sound.
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Summer Skies 2008
June 20-22, 2008
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One of the best kept secrets in rocketry is the launch site in Brothers, Oregon. The secluded location is perfect for high-power action that screams into the clear blue skies. You are truly committed to the hobby when you launch rockets with the Oregon Rocketry folks. One of the first questions a newcomer would ask is "How much recovery room do you have here?" Inevitably, the answer always comes back as another question, "How much do you need?"
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NSL 2008
May 24-26, 2008
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Orangeburg, South Carolina is a name that is synonymous with big launches and big rockets. It has been the site of two LDRS events in 1996 and in 2000. It is no stranger to big crowds at the annual Freedom Launch. It should be no surprise that for the fiftieth anniversary of the National Association of Rocketry, the National Sport Launch is being held at this bastion of southern hospitality and rocket launching know-how.
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Red Glare IV
April 18-20, 2008
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On a bright sunny day in April 2008, on a rye grass field an hour away from our nation's captial, seventeen federal agents from the Bureau of Alcohol, Tabacco, Firearms and Explosives (ATF) stood in a tight circle around a man holding a huge green rocket loaded with ammonium perchlorate. Clad in dark blue polo shirts, cargo pants and black sunglasses, with matching hats bearing the ATF logo, the agents carefully pondered the rocket and questioned the man who claimed it was his. This was the first time any of these federal agents had been to an amateur rocket launch. And what would happen next is anyone's guess.
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Winter Nationals 2008
February 16-18, 2008
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The Florida Winter Nationals sponsored by Tripoli West Palm and the Florida Space Modeling Association exemplifies "from tiny acorns,
grow mighty oaks." It must seem like yesterday to the folks in South Florida, when they decided to hold a big launch just to see what would happen.
They held that first launch in 2004, and over the four years that followed, the core of TWP, Al Bychek, Rick Boyette, and Charlie Loveday, learned
lots of things about holding a big launch. THe most important lesson they learned was, to coin another phrase, "hold it and they will fly." And fly they did, 248 times.
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A.I.R.Fest 13
August 31-September 3, 2007
The Kansas Prefecture have set the standard for organization, infrastructure
and high flying, big project expertise. With a standing 34,500 foot waiver and windows to 50,000 feet, A.I.R.Fest is one of the few launches where you
can fly high and easily recover your project on miles of open empty, tree-less farm land.
A.I.R.Fest 13 is a glimpse through the keyhole of what you can expect to witness at LDRS 27.
Over 600 flights left the ground during this warm-up launch. You'll be glued to your seat watching the action as massive clusters, supersonic flights,
incredible shreds, full rack drag races, research day mayhem and the awesome P-motor powered Mercury Redstone Project light up your screen. After viewing
A.I.R.Fest 13, you will realize that you're not in Kansas anymore, but need to get back to the Rocket Pasture that will again host LDRS 27 for the biggest
rocket launch of the year.
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Cool and Really Cool Flights
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ROCKETS Magazine has been traveling across the country for the past two years covering the biggest and the best rocket launches.
In that short time ROCKETS Magazine has produced 25 DVD's, which exhibit more white knuckle, fast action excitement than anyone could stand to watch.
The latest DVD from ROCKETS Magazine is the highlight reel of some of the more memorable flights.
Over three and a half hours of video action on this 2 DVD set. Dolby digital 5.1 Surround sound.
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Three Oaks 2007
November 3-4, 2007
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Twice a year Michigan Team-1 moves from their normal launch site to
the big field at Three Oaks. Their home field is in Manchester,
Michigan, near Ann Arbor. While it takes a focused effort of
volunteers to make the move to the Three Oaks site, it is worth it.
The higher waiver at Three Oaks allows flights to 12,000 feet, and
windows to 16,000 typically bring out Team-1's big guns.
2 hours of video action on this 2 DVD set. That covers the pits,
interviews and of course the launch itself. Over 1500 plus, high
quality digital photos. Run as a slide show, with music. All set in
5.1 Surround sound.
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BALLS 16
September 28-30, 2007
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The launch is summed up in one word: Balls. If you fly high-power rockets, you know what it means. If you have been to the Black Rock Desert as a spectator, your pulse will quicken. If you have flown there in the past, you might start to break out in a cold sweat. If this year was your first time to fly a project on the Playa, you have just jumped from the biggest cliff that high-power rocketry has to offer. 4 Hours. 2500+ Photos. 2 DVD Set.
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NYPOWER 12
July 27-29, 2007
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The twelfth edition of NYPOWER was held in Geneseo NY over the summer of 2007. With help from the Historic Air Group and the Monroe Astronautical Rocket Society this classic rocketry event held memories for those who attended. This video will five everyone a little insight into the pad experiences and a slowed version of the flights not available from the flight line.
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LDRS XXVI
July 12-17, 2007
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The Jean Dry Lake Bed is about twenty-two miles south of Las Vegas and about fifteen miles from the California border. This is a great place to launch rockets. It is expansive, with very low sage-brush, making recovery of a rocket reasonably easy. The down side at this year's LDRS 26 was the temperature. The Las Vegas area was experiencing a record heat wave, with daily temperatures hovering around 110 deg F plus. You can forget about all that "it's a dry heat" malarkey; hot is hot, no matter how you cut it.
Big 4 DVD set, over 3 hours of fast pace video action. Two disks of 4200+ digial photos set to music. Dolby digital 5.1 Surround sound.
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During LDRS 26 there was group discussion on Thermite; this disk contains the complete unedited version of that discussion.
This DVD is for education purposes only, Rockets Magazine and the persons in the discussion take no responsibility for the
use or misuse of this information. 1 hour.
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ROCstock XXV
June 8-10, 2007
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There are so many comparisons to the grandfather of all big festivals. The biggest and most dramatic is simply the size of ROCKstock.
According to ROC President Doc Hanson "We were wondering if anyone was going to show up, being that this launch is scheduled so close to LDRS 26. I am amazed at the turnout and the projects that people have brought to launch."
Here is ROCstock Silver Anniversary launch.
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Red Glare II
April 20-22, 2007
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Spring is the time to fly the projects we built over the winter break; And come they did, almost twice the Newton Seconds than Red Glare I. On board video of the P motor flight, an O motor Drag race - where everyone wins. Everything from A's to P's packed into just 3 days of flying.
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FITS 2007
May 26-27, 2007
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Memorial Day weekend means many things to folks across the country. To most it gives us a space in time to think about and thank our service men and women, past and present, for
their sacrifices. It is the state of the summer season, a time to shake off the last chills of a long winter. This is especially true in the Northwest town of Mansfield, Washington. It also means that for
three days the Mansfield will be looking up, literally. This is the weekend that Fire in the Sky, better known as FITS, has come to town.
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ARG-4
February 24-25, 2007
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The fourth annual ARG launch, held this year at Rainbow Valley Arizona, is solidifying its place in rocket-launching circles as the place to be in late February.The spacious field is
surrounded by the McDowell Mountains to the northeast, the White Tank Mountains to the west, the Superstition Mountains far to the east, and the Sierra Estrella to the
southwest. The flying and recovery field feels like a billion acres of space. This has to be one of the larger launch sites in the country.
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Team America Rocketry Challenge
2007 Finals
Great Meadow, The Plains, Virginia
May 19, 2007
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Whitakers North Carolina
November 19-20, 2005
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DVD 37 minutes. Sport Day had 5 Level 2 flights. Ex Day had a 400 lb rocket on an 8" P motor and other really cool flights.
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NYPower 10
Geneseo New York
July 2005
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